30DC, Inc., Announces the Release of MagCast Version 6

Powerful New Features Drive Digital Commerce
(July 08, 2014)

NEW YORK, July 8, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --30DC, Inc. (OTCQB: TDCH), a provider of web-based tools for the monetization of digital content, today announced the release of version 6 of the MagCast Digital Publishing Platform (MagCast), the first version of MagCast enabling "in the moment" purchasing of digital downloadable products and available on both iOS and Android. MagCast publishers using version 6 are now able to sell downloadable products to app users immersed in a reading experience with one click using Apple and Google's massive reservoir of customers with payment details on file (dynamic in-app purchasing).

MagCast is a complete business system that enables users to make money selling content on mobile devices. The platform facilitates the creation and delivery of content in digital magazine format and contains unique marketing features to optimize downloads and subscriptions. Since the platform launched in mid-June 2012, over 1,200 digital magazines have successfully published using MagCast, accounting for approximately 10% of Newsstand apps globally. There are more than 10 million customers for these apps, seven million of them during the past twelve months.

The in-app purchasing feature of MagCast 6 takes full advantage of iOS 8, which for the first time equips marketers to track sources, conversions and in-app purchases. Instead of sending MagCast publication readers to a web site to buy related downloadable products while reading an article, a pop-up would permit them to buy products "in the moment" within the app. Studies have shown that lengthy checkout processes are a significant cause of shopping cart abandonment. According to Apple, 93% of App Store revenues are in-app purchases.

Expansion to the Android platform gives MagCast 6 publishers the ability to reach a vast new audience of mobile users. There are one billion activated users on Android devices and 800 million users on iOS devices.

MagCast 6 allows digital publishers and marketers to benefit from the last few years' rapid evolution in the way people find and consume information. Daily time spent on mobile devices has now outpaced TV. According to eMarketer, this year U.S. advertisers are expected to increase spending on tablets and smartphones by 83% versus 2013, because consumers are moving to mobile as their primary screen of use.

Ed Dale 30DC's CEO commented, "The 'Mag' part of the name 'MagCast' stands for 'magazines'. We are taking the best part of magazines, the subscriber business model where people pay for a monthly delivery. 'Cast' acknowledges the increasing proliferation of podcasts that has arisen thanks to the mobile explosion. With MagCast you can push new written, video and audio content to Apple Newsstand and the Google Play Store in an instant."

Dale elaborated further, "The new ability to measure and manage app purchases in iOS 8 is a key turning point in Internet marketing. You need to have an app strategy as your customers are clearly going mobile, or you will be usurped by a competitor who creates an incredible app experience. MagCast gives you the ability to quickly create and distribute an app to bring your business to mobile devices."

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